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Best Poems about ephemerality (27)

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The Six-Month Lag by Arilume · 23 ♥

The Face we choose to miss by Emily Dickinson · 6 ♥

An Enigma by Edgar Allan Poe · 5 ♥

What the Hands Made by Maai · 4 ♥

Things That Don't Last by hel6vra · 1 ♥

Ah, toca suavemente by Fernando Pessoa · 1 ♥

2015 by Opal H.

What It Said by svkelx

For the Next Person by Pjrel

Dust and Dreams by clippedsurface

Connections Lost by Narke

What We Pin Up by Ash

That Sound by Caleb Noble

The Layer Underneath by Aria Noble

Smudges by Alice V.

A Smell I Can’t Name by Theo Keene

Proof by porchstatic

Translucent Truths by intimatesound

What Was Left Behind by Coil

Pinned and Forgotten by restlessturn

Puddle Prism by Luc

The attic dust a fine silt by Eli Baird

The words float by by clippedtrust

Shop Glass by clippedtrust

Silent Count by clippedtrust

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